Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11
BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS.
Lingg, the Anarchist Bomb Maker
again Attempts Suicide aud This
Time with More Success
gcene At Springfield WhtIe tho Governor
Resolves tho Relatives of tho Doomed
Men-Spiss Wants TO Die Hor ALL
LINGG SUCCEEDS THIS TIME.

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hesJ while 10 his cell in the county jail. |
Lineg ended his life by means OF fulmi- |
Mating cep and rot with revolver IS first
stated. He placed tie cap in his mouth
and lit l. with a candle which was burn
ing in his cell. The explosion was the
first warning the jail people hsd. The
guard, seeing himtwith the candle in his
berc, supposed that he was lighting a
cigar. From the effects of the explosion
half OF his head was torn away. II is thus
far impossible to get further particulars,
as NOBODY but the ISL officials are al
lowed within the jail now. ALI day yes
terday it WIS thought Lingg acted differ.
emily from usual. Tuesday night he gave
out his farewell address, which YVES writ
ten for the Alarm, Parsons Old paper. In
il ne reiterated at length his grievances.
How he secured the Illuminating
CAP with which the deed was committed
isa mystery IS MS cell and clothing were
again thorough " searched yesterday, and
to sill apprenticeship guards that set IN
front Of mis- cell have watched him every
minute. Lingg has always been regard
ed as the most desperate anarchist CT the
lot. L was he who manufactured the
bombs for the Haymarket riot and IN
whose cell the bombs were found last
Sunday.
LINGG's FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Lingg's farewell address, written Tues
day night, closes as follows: "Now,
with s last and earnest farewell TO all
friends and comrades. and with nEaI
wishes for their prosperity, close IN
view CT the certainty that IL shall never
have a chance of seeing you agaiD, my
beloved comrades. With an esrpest and
hearty wish for your future success in
life, your cSmrade, Hach De AnHrch1e."
TS'guedl "LoUIs LINGG."
Yesterday when EuglehETt, the guard
told him that the papers hed published
his letter to D. D Lum Y"urg, the bomb
manufacturer, he expressed strong de-
sire to read it in EOglish. The lailer
consented and Lingg slowly plodded
through the translation. EDglehaTt
speaks German, snd when sppea 10 he
gave Lingg the meaning Of the English
words in German. The doomed man said
the letter was
AN ADMIRABLE TRANSLATION
Of the original. Turning TO another page
of the paper his eye caugot the line
mL}Bgg will surely hang" Calling En-
gleharT he asked: "Wnat is the meaning
Of this word, s-u-r-e-l-Y, in GermGn"
EDglehart told hin, and Lingg laugh
ingly Conserved: $50, Sc; will surely
hang"
his manner was such that ERglehaIt
Joined in the laugh.
"Say, blonae-haired young anarchist, y
called LDgg to reporter, odd you set
Masdc len!"
He Was told that Eda Mueller had mo-
been seen, and his next query vas, "HA'
my schR (sweet-hear') gone 10 Spring
f5lC?'
Tais question was answered in th'
affirmative. He seemed pleased end re
marked that if he could have seen her b
won have told ner to stay ct home
O'NieI, one Of the guards VINO was o.
duty before Liugg's cell throughout tbt
day, declared that Li8gg was the coolies
man il Cock county j,il. He was vsr!
pale, but his appetite W2s coed and e
slept we'll.
EXTENT OF LINGG's w0UNDs.
Immediately after the explosion Deput.
O'Neil rushed into Lingg's cell, WhicI
was completely enveloped lin smoke
There he found the young anarchist lyin!
On his back with great holes in his head
from which the blood was rushing in tor
rents. He Wss CT once carried into th
ilil Office AID placed on a table. He VS.
SUN DECbGUlHS lGIAd1Sy 1AlNA " INV Ia 49,
was examining him he cOughed Slightly
and the blood poured forth agsin iron
his terrible wounds and from his mout
and nose. The physician said the ma
could only live an hour or SO at most, an
ne expected him to ole st sny moment
At O'clock he was still slive.
After while Jailor Folss made an ex
animation of the cell floor. He found tn
shelf of the Illuminating CAP. The sheriff
said there had undoubtedly beel
dynamite in it. The superstition that Ia
man put the shell in his mouth and de
liberateIy applied the candle fame is uu
doubtediv correc1. The explosion wa
terrific. It startled the officers VIII
thought it WAS bomb. The noise VS.
heard some distance from the jail,
TIE GERMANS TO OBSERVE ThE DAY
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. l0-rhe breo
dealers on the north side have requisite
their customers to buy enough hresd to
morrow TO last them until SATURDAY
This is because the German bakers fef6s
to work the day OF the execution ana 81
Going to make it holiday in accordsnc
with the resolution adopted by the Ger
trail Labor organization ct their Ias
meeting.
RELATIVES OF THE CONDEMNED RECEIVED
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 1O.-AtI'
Governor Oglesby hsd received the gel
ersl public with their petitions yeeteros
he closed his labor by receiving the rel
tives Of the condemned men in bis prlVs
Office in the evening. No one was prese
with them except George Schilling. II
scene was one which the Governor ~
never forget
Mrs. Schwab pleaded for the life OF n
husband. she was calm at first, but
preached almost to Mysteries before t
Interview was over.
Miss EBgel tried to say word for
obdurate father, but broke down al
cou,d not give utterance to her feeling
and Mrs Spies begged for mercy IN WORD
but her pretty daughter had probably
most effect, tesrs and sobs.
Mrs. Fischer pleaded for her husosi
alse. at the close of the interview Mi
Eugel signed a petition on behalf OF b
Esther. Elsie Truudell, L!ngg's sWee
heart, signed for Lingg and sealed I
document with tears which fell FAST q
bo4 unou the n5Oer Ss she wrote o